NAZA documentary on Gaza killings becomes one of year’s most watched
Summary
The documentary NAZA has drawn more than 1.5 million cinema viewers worldwide since its release last month, according to the article. The film, about killings of civilians in Gaza, has screened in 47 territories, won awards and is planned for free streaming on the Guardian website in early December.Key Facts
- The article reports a worldwide audience of 1,547,033 as of November 6.
- Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor directed the documentary, which the Guardian produced.
- NAZA won the Special Jury prize at the Venice film festival in September.
- The film has screened in 47 territories.
- In Italy, it recorded 717,517 admissions, making it the country's third most-watched theatrical documentary of all time, according to the article.
- The film recorded 102,508 admissions in the UK and Ireland and 132,323 across Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.
- It drew 83,673 admissions in the United States and Canada, and more than 82,000 in France during a 48-hour cinema run.
- The Guardian plans to release the film for free streaming on its website in early December.
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